Hello,
We are going to build an indoor feature wall with this stone
https://www.flisbyab.se/produkter/skiffervagg-ra-sandbrun
The wall is not near any moisture, and according to the supplier's recommendations, plaster or organic material should not be used.
Do you think I can use moisture-resistant boards and attach the wall stone directly to the boards without using a sealing layer, etc.? We have attached this stone to moisture-resistant boards before, which worked perfectly, but that was in a bathroom = sealing tape, sealing layer, etc.
Now that we don't have to worry about moisture, can we use the adhesive directly on the moisture-resistant boards? Do you recommend any other substrate instead of moisture-resistant boards? We would like to avoid as much preparation work as possible and some alternatives might require less preparation work than others (?)
Thanks in advance!
We are going to build an indoor feature wall with this stone
https://www.flisbyab.se/produkter/skiffervagg-ra-sandbrun
The wall is not near any moisture, and according to the supplier's recommendations, plaster or organic material should not be used.
Do you think I can use moisture-resistant boards and attach the wall stone directly to the boards without using a sealing layer, etc.? We have attached this stone to moisture-resistant boards before, which worked perfectly, but that was in a bathroom = sealing tape, sealing layer, etc.
Now that we don't have to worry about moisture, can we use the adhesive directly on the moisture-resistant boards? Do you recommend any other substrate instead of moisture-resistant boards? We would like to avoid as much preparation work as possible and some alternatives might require less preparation work than others (?)
Thanks in advance!
I have placed such stones directly on a painted drywall behind the fireplace without any thought that it wouldn't hold.